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VPffTb " PWranswick Call. established 18t The Brunswick Times-Gall, COUSOUDATED 1900, Psblishad AVERT MOKltlNtt EXCEPT MONO AT. BY R. A. MULLINS, LESSEE. The Ttsaei-Cail will be delivered by carrier oi mall par year, N O'); P* l week 16 cent, Cor reapoadeuts oa U*a subjects soliolted. Raal Dima of wriw should eouowpsny saint. Bab csrlytions payable 1a advaace. Address all couamuuleattohS to THE TIMIB-CALL, ilra&twtok.Ua. TO SUB80KIB1B8: Subscribers ara requested to notify tha omor wkau they fall to (at aay iaaoa of tba Tlmat- Call. amotion to this matter will be apoi a* dated by tba publlabara. The undo of tba old year are running one very faat. Tba rapublioaot are beginning to appreciate tba fact that tba Halilej natter Is a lira wlra, and ate trying to turn It Liota. It it evidently obarged with about tao million volte. Tba amount of charily work wbiob was done In all sections of tba country daring toe praient week indlcitea that, with a large element at least, Chrtat mat baa a mora ilgntfloant meaning than ever before. The Atlanta Journal luili • that this la a great eoumry, for the rtaaoa that tbe oinrts have dtaided tbat a man can play pokar with laid dollars In Indiana and give an Indian a confod' •rata bill in North Dakota. “Xvary tima we aberpeu panoli to write aouietniug about the Boor war ‘dragging ite alow leughib along."’ •ays tbe Montgomery Adveiliser, "ihia confounded Philippine bueueae goto in the way aud abula ns off." Tba people of tbe uorlb are hag in alng to keow more about tbe south, and realiia tbat it 11 tba best part of tbe United Stales for diversified farmiug, manufacturing, ate, A DOftbweet.ru farmer, after having studied tbeoppor tuaitiaa throughout the southern coun * f i try wiites •• follows: "1 have aold my ‘> If ■ * * farm lo lowa for S4B par aore, and will soon start sooth with my family. Yout $lO laid io tbe south Is what 1 want; there la mora money in farm ng south than in tbe north.’’ SOME PRETTY PLAIN TALK. o.iiuinuuioettou to the writing of the ibe and Hie ■a Wof&tiE THE OFFSPRING OF HEREDITARY BLOOD TAINT. Scrofula is but a modified form of Blood Poison and Consumption. The parent who ii tainted by either will see in the cbihl ihesan.e and: ease rC7 manifesting itself in "Na the form of swollen ' ... J\ glands of the neck and \ throat, catarrh, weak eyes, offensive sores and abscesses and of lentiincs white swell- wlkV'ih. ' sierc' ing—sure signs of , Scrofula. There may T/y G-Vrv. I he no external signs for f '^l along time, for the disease develops slowly in some cases, but the poison is in the blood and will break out etthe first favor able opportunity. S. S. S. cures this wast ing, destructive disease by first purifying and building up the blood and stimulating and invigorating the whole system. J. M. Seals, 115 Public Square, Nashville,Tetin., say*: “Ten years ago my daughter fell and cut her forehead. From thn wound the glands on the side of her face became swollen Mid bur.sted. Some of the herd dor fora here mid elsewhere Attended her yvithout any benefit. We decided td t#V 8. S. 8., and a few bottles cured her cu 00k ASh ASfc makes new and pure ML wL 9TN blood to nourish and strengthen the body, h, JJt k-. Jsn a an( l ’*s aj • fsilive and 'ABe wl■Sw HESv sa fe cure for Scrofula. It overcomes all forms of blood poison, whether inherited or acquired, and no remedy so thoroughly pn<l effectively cleanses the blood. If you have atiy blood trouble, or your child has inherited some blood taint," take S. S. S. and get the blood in good condition and prevent the disease doing further damage. Send for our free book and write our physicians about your case. We make no charge whatever for medical advice. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA. ANNOUNCEMENT. At tbe request of my many friends I have deoided to become a Candida's for tbe soDalorahip from this (listriot, and at their Mipgestion now make my in tention known. As time for trie elec tion is far off, I only make this an nouncement that my friends may know that I will be In tbe race. Should 1 be favored with tbe nomination, I have no promises to makoexcept that I will at tempt to faithful y guard tbe interests of kll of my constituents, Very respectfully, W. F. Symons. V KENTUCKY Free—gas stove —given away. Regis ter your name at 810 Newcastle St. Fall and Winter hats have never been ex in any previous display, PH%c hats are all of very n and are HBHBBaSKyroods of pxct'p i! i y ami '■ ’r/.^irl^i* sue 11 ...: ■HHA^ BRUNHWUIK "! ! Mr.< i; 29. I oj. IN MEMORY OF MRS. L. W. ROBERTS. To the many • rlrnds of Captain L W R-)br’, rh'ef ergireer r.f tbr Brunswick anil Birmingham Ka Iro-i', the fodowinir het-.u t<ul -ili'te |uh lithreinthe Jatpw County New-, ot Monticelle, G , will ba of deep inter est t?H it is in memory nf *iu devoted wife who male so mai.v r, jends itnOnr | her short aiav in Hru< svink- Ihi News fay*: The funeral servioes of Mrs. L W. Robert - ere held in the Presbyterian church Inst Haturday morning and were conducted by Itev • U. A. Ridley, after which the interment occurred in West View Cemetery. Tbe following beautiful tribute is paid by her pa E tor; Mrs. Minnie Newton Robert was the daughter of Ur] L. B and Mrs. Mattie Preston Newton, and was born Jan. 29. h 1868 She professed faith In Jesus Christ at the age of seventeen, and united with tho Baptist church immediately. From that day unto the day of her death, she was a consistent Christian, both in word and : eed. She was married to b. W. Robert Sept. Bth 1880, and to them were born five obildren—three of them survive their mother, and weep at ber funeral, while two are with her in heaven. She died at two o’clock, in the morning, Deo. otb, 1001, after a long and tiresome wait ing which she endured with all the cour age of a martyr. For long weary months she had been gradually, yet without a murmiy,nearing theeud. Her husband and friends kne., it was only a question of days, and etill, somehow we hoped on-hoped ever. But the dreadful sickness was workings on night and day, like a wolf fieroe for blood. The husband gave up business and came home to watch and wait at the meet . aaored bedside beneath the heavens. Low- er and lower the lamp burned , until at last it flickered and failed forever. At midnight the devo ed husband gave the medicine ti.at was to be tbe last she would ever need—lor they never Lave siekness and death over yonder. When the medicine was given, the husband fell into a fitful sleep only to be awakened a few minutes later that he might witness the end ing of a life that had ment eo muoh to him. When he called her name she turnod her gentle eyes toward him in lov ing recognition, and then went away. Her yes were gently closed, and an un seen hand touched tuem into perfect rest. Under the overshadowing, overpower ing senes of out common loss, 1 know not what to door say. There is'not a thres hold in our town but is today darkened by the shadow of this Death Angel’s wing. There is not a home anywhere wherein her gentle presence has ever entered, but will hear with heavy hearts tha dreadful news that Friday morning waked our vil lage to keenest gnei. All who have ever •hared the kindness of her home will weep when they hear that home has been in-, vaded by the dread summons tbat awaits ua all, ad that she, who made it home, has been snatched from the armß that aohed to hold*her. Many who are not present today will hear with hushed voices and streaming eyes that she, whom they loved, has gone to her long rest beneath the willow. tihe who lies bsfore us in dreamless sleep, with eyeli is too heavy to lift to af fection e yearning cry—with hands folded in perfect peaoe—wat, a loved and loving wi e, a dear devoted mother, a fond aud faithful friend. No better ebitabb can be chiseled un the tomb of a queen. She lov ed her husband, and children and her heartato e better than she loved ber self, aud no sacrifice she ever madj for one Bhe loved, but seemed to her joy. She waß olind to wrongs of others, she rarely ever ohidel, and her life knew no shadow greater than the shared sorrows of otheie. Her Ups knew well the language ot Uharity, her soul knew no sentiment but Love, aud her hande were devoted to lilts ing burdens. If there was siokness you might ex ect her gentle touoh, if there was sorrow, you miaht expect her womun ly sympathy But she is gone now. bhe has passed into her rest. bhe was not unprepared ..or the visit— she even expected it at any moment, yet to her iamiiy ana inenas she ever wore that same s..uuy smtie. Luke a faithful Sentinel that never knows ment the dcaihsthct may teach his heart, she heia uetaeif in hourly readiness for His call; and using tuns r< ady, it was her own desire that the end. bhould come peaoemUy and painle's Her pra, er was granted, and she uiea n ithout a struggle! as one going ctf into , leaeant dreamt. Alien Death did o ms, he came on v ji ve; slipper,,, amt ,us kins w .s as gentle as the lal. ol sn* w. She w„ yet in her young womautint'd, no, hiving reached the summit oi haft's Hid, when, like a rare ripened ll.iwor ere the tirt frost falls, and before the eolemn sigh of Autumn's is heard, she was oulled (or the Garden of God. And while she lias gone from us, her deeds will ever bloe.om about her. friends' when \t< O Cou n t y. of ac order of tlie'ir (linarv county will be sold,on tbe 3'iih day or !>■■• ir, 1901, between the hours of 10 a. in. aodjnk at nnbhc outcry, at tbe store L. 'Jotdsmim, Sc Company, on the soulheast corner of denies*ter and Grant sheets, In the City of Brunswick ,n said county, to tbe highest and best bidder who pays cash or gives approved security, a one-half Interest in the stock of goods consisting of wines, liquors, cigars,tobacco.canned goods, bottlod goods, and also a half interest In the bar, tables, chairs, bottles, glasses, picture-, safe, office furniture, desks, etc., in said build ing contained, said building being occupied by the firm of L. Goldsmith A Company, said one hull Interest being tho properly of the estate of George f„. Pitcher, deceased, end being sold as personal perishable pioperty said estate. An exact inventory of all the said property can lie aeon at said store of L. Goldsmith & Cos. upon application. Said sale will be continued from day to day until completed. This 18th day of December, 1901. LEVI GOLDSMITH. Administrator on the estate of George L.Pitcher deceased. Go where you know you oan get the largest seb otioi to pick from, and where you know you will get the best goods, at Kennon Mott’s Jewelry Store, 215 Newcas tle street. J M, BURNETT* WHOLESALE Grain and Provision Homo, Cow and Chicken Feed BHIP NOTICE Neither master, owners nor consignees of the British steamship Cayo Romano will be responsible for any debts contracted by the crew of said steamer. F. D. M . Btrachan & Cos., Consignees. Order a gas stove from B. L & W. Cos ,and it will be put in ready for nse Gas heaters, radiators, water heaters, lamps and ranges put in by the Gtf Company. Nee them. m hi in on Earth,” and equipped with improvement.- SOLD ON EASYTERMS G. F, GAY, 594 Gloucester Street. cowman? -— * c -' LUMBER IS LIKELY TO ‘‘GO DP” in price, eo it is good policy for you to place your order now, and get the advan iage ot present prices We have a com plete line of moulding, mill work, etc., all seasoned woods. Kiln dried flooring and ceiling always instock. Phone 197. Langfe 'Vood turning Mill Heavy plated rings with pearl seiß at 750 at Holler’s. FOR RENT—Four good, comforta ble rooms furnished or unfurnished, to parties without oblldren. Apply at 405 G St. St NOTICE. AnU le to notify my friends, pitron •uMthe public generally that Mr. Phil now in charge of the Arcade ftMpn. R. Hir ch W\ Portable gas stand lamp*, suitable ■fts. Call aud see the 1 Newcastle Sc, [taFsTloon. 1 RLUAUS.^? fyo6;jpO*>s; AVfegetahle Pre para’.ioa for As - (he loed andßeg da ting the S toiaachs andßowels of Ini an : Promotes DigestioibCheerful ness and Rest. Contains neither Opium,Morphine nor Mineral Not Nl arc otic . Jkct 'pc of OUILr SAMUEL Ptramn \ ftimfikui Semi' \ jtlx.Senna * Rotkell* SrM? - I Stair Seal f I MnpJW' 1 Ctanlied Sugar I Y/mterymw nrrver / Aperfec! Remedy for Constipa tion, Sour Stomach,Diarrhoea Worms .Convulsions .Feverish ness and Loss OF SLEEP. Fac Simile Signature of ii NEW YORK. ”i tl ■ )5 1) os) s- Crn is EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER. ATTENTION! Have just received Jhe Snest line of New Wheels ever seen in Brunswick/ - 50 new Ones tw Pick From. WeM renting and *manelm£. Message service, PIANOS AND ORGAN If yon want a good Piano or Organ buy a Ludden & Bates B. J. OLEWINE Assent Cheap Rates JACKSON VIL™ —Via The-^B mein ml $3 to Jacksonville, to Fernandina. Register in the guessiog oonteet ga stove given away at 310 Newcastle Bi. • DOWNING, favstDDNi. E. H. MAauM, vic*-ruiesio**. *. o. WAi.Tent. rHE K/niONflL BANK OF BRUNSWICK, CAPITAL $150,000. LO,ANS~~DISCOUNTS—EXCHANGE—COLLECTIONS^! -—m maim fob am, — Interest .Allowed On Deposits in 5> IRECTOBIBJ OSEPH VV. L'FNNKT. C, DOWNING, ‘uii.-e Hranswn'* Circuit Pvet. Downing v. c. ;;Hanti,e i . £. p . V . V lit!: c-a. Dim (i ■ T'cr Ths Aiwap HjH Bears JM Thirty THE CENTAUR COMWNV, 4EW YONfi CITY. Agd Pdf Yl l! Only one week left W which to pay your (jiy Taxes for year 1901. Digesn closes Decrmher 20th. Pa^j For a had in any part of the body a remedy large stock of Some ot these a-e far reaching powei ful. Tone ud the whoh avjHHHH cnaide it to throw off of tfie body. .'Below is a partia 1 list of nxj'< prevalent this " , ' " l axative Bromo <>uinine. Throat Kase. Frog in Y-jur Ci ugh Syrup. __ Maot'es for Incanoeloent or W smß bsck lamp 1 10 ,$1 p°rdoz. O ars anteedO. K. A. H. Baker. For Asthma use CHE NEY’S EXPECrORANT,